Sentence examples for suggested origin from inspiring English sources

Costume historians believe the unusual design of the hat suggests a foreign origin, and it also has a less noble suggested origin: that Nicholas got it from a distinguished prisoner in the Tower of London.

Our study supports the previously suggested origin of SAMD9 and SAMD9L from a mammalian ancestral duplication event.

Occurrence of substantial number of trisomic and double trisomic cells in the present rlfL-1 mutant suggested origin of extra chromosomes in the diploid complement, bringing about further disturbances in mitosis and meiosis.

This information together with the absence of SAMD9 in the house mouse and the already suggested origin of both genes from a common ancestor by ancient gene duplication [ 1] led us to the following hypothesis: in some lineages the presence of both genes might be costly for the genome, resulting in the loss of one of the genes that functionally would be overcome by the remaining paralogue.

In addition, several genes involved in neurogenesis and neural differentiation were overexpressed, as were muscle-specific genes like smoothelin and myosin, which may reflect the suggested origin of GIST from the interstitial pacemaker cells of Cajal [ 36].

Given the suggested origin of R. communis in Ethiopia [ 10, 11], extensive sampling of plants from wild populations throughout this region would be necessary to trace the roots of this species and to compare population genetic structure before and after introduction.

A woman who looked to be in her sixties, with a patchwork apron tied around her waist, and a voice that suggested origins in Brooklyn or Queens, appeared on her porch.

They were commonly layered and normally graded, with evidence of both onshore and backwash flows, and some components suggested origins from marine, brackish and terrestrial environments.

There are several suggested origins of the TAF including tissue-resident, circulating, and epithelial-to-mesenchymal-transitioned cells.

The idea is that there are a large collection of human attributes that distinguish us from other primates, which suggest origin or substantial evolution in a watery home.

These results suggest that our hydrous Na-garnet formed in a depth range of 200 250 km, suggesting origin in asthenospheric mantle (Condie 2005; O'Reilly and Griffin 2006).